A study by a Nobel Prize-winning physicist — now a science adviser to President Barack Obama — suggests that how you teach is more important than who does the teaching. He found that in nearly identical classes, Canadian college students learned more from teaching assistants using interactive tools than from a veteran professor giving a traditional lecture. The students who had to engage interactively using the TV remote-like devices scored about twice as high on a test compared with those who heard the normal lecture, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
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30 Useful Photo Editing Softwares | Psdeluxe - 1 views
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30 Useful Photo Editing Softwares
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Storytelling as a Strategy for Integrating Technologies into the Curriculum - 4 views
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An article on a digital storytelling strategy for technology integration based on the TPACK framework.
Spreadsheets in Education (eJSiE) - 0 views
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A production from The Berkeley Electronic Press, 2010 that is an electronic journal devoted to the publication of quality refereed articles concerned with studies of the role that spreadsheets can play in education.
Students who are full of it - 1 views
Free Technology for Teachers - 1 views
http://www.freetech4teachers.com/ Great blog sharing free technology resources, websites and articles that can be used in the classroom.
A New Model of Storytelling: Transmedia | Edutopia - 0 views
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This article tells about a new model of storytelling, with active involvement of readers. The creator of this new art is Laura Fleming (@larfleming on Twitter), a library media specialist in a K-6 school in New Jersey, who is passionate about the intersection of storytelling and technology. She blogs at EdTech Insight. (Week 1, Link 1 for EdTech541)
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TechSoup is a nonprofit that provides other nonprofits and libraries with technology that empowers them to fulfill their missions and serve their communities. As part of that goal, they provide technology products and learning resources, including articles, blogs, free webinars, and forums led by expert hosts are available to all users.
Generation Wired - 0 views
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This article focuses on how to keep kids safe in a hyper-connected world.
Google Tricks for Teachers - 1 views
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This article gives a list of more than 100 ways teachers can effectively use Google products in your classroom.
http://thejournal.com/articles/2011/06/29/3-keys-for-a-successful-eportfolio-implementa... - 1 views
3 keys to eportfolio success.
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Monitor all your apps, feeds, sentiments, Tweets and even enterprise systems-all in real-time Pick from 200k+ apps, create custom layouts and publish gorgeous microsites - all in a few easy clicks Access from your iPad, iPhone or mobile, manage multiple dashboards and even read articles offline-anywhere, anytime New Netvibes mobile and tablet version for Android, iPad and iPhone
New Social Networking Platform For Teachers Mixes Google Docs, Ning, Twitter, and Facebook - 0 views
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Diipo is a new social networking platform reviewed in this article.
http://www.naesp.org/resources/1/Principal/2008/M-Jp58.pdf - 0 views
This is an article on using PowerPoint to lead conferences for young children. I definitely debated doing this for conferences this year but opted out. Maybe next year.
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